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Ft-um t/ LONDON GAZETTE, 'Jan. 13. Whitehall, Jan.'l3, 1810. • The King has been pleased to preienit the Reve rend Itty-, rt Qibson, Dachelor of Laws, to the R4c tory of Fifield, alias iryfield, in the county of Essex, and Ditacese of LOndou, the same being void by lapse. The King has also been. pleased to present the Reverend ----- M`Farlane, - to the Church and Parish of Polmont, in the Presbytery of LinlithgOw, and county of Stirling, vacant by the death of the Reverend Dykes' Smith, late Minister t fret e. Lard Chamberlain's. Office, January t t, 1810. NiAite is hereby ..given, that there will be a Drpving-Rnotn at St. "Jainei's, on Thuraly.next, the 18th instant. Ifar-Qffice, Jan. 13, a is: Sth Regiment:of Light Dragoons, Lieutenant John Williams to be Captain of a Troop, by purchase, vice Saul, who retires. lath Ditto, lames Trevor, Gent. to be Cornet, by purchase, vice Carew promoted. • 17th Ditto, Lieuteriant lames Muir Young, from the 48th 'wont, to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Brown pro moted Cornet John Smith to be Lieutenant,.by purchase, vice-Walker promoted. .tst Regiment of Foot, Ensign John Holebrooke to be Lieu , rdnant, vice REbert Campbell, deceased.- To .be Ensigns without putchase.—Charles Campbell, Cent. vice butler promoted.-- tames Couran, 'Gent. vice 1W i~.illigan promoted.---john Cross, Cent. vice Hole broake• 4th Pitt°, Lieutenant E. Kirwan, to be Captain of a Com pany by purchase, vice Heinans, who retires. loth Ditto, lames Tough, Gent. to be Ensign by purchase, vice oak er promoted. 4 15th Ditto, ;r,h,nG un, Gent, to be Ensign without purchase, vice Welker, w resi .ns.". ath , Lieutenant •Abraham }festal!, front thc : Wi'cklow Militia, to be i.osign.- Surgeon john Cumme, •trom the 60th Foot, to be surgeon,. vice Cory, appointed to the ryist- Pool. ZIA Ditto, Lieutenant total K aters„ ,from the stii Garrison Battalion, to be First I ieutenant,. vice SaOkey, wlio ex chan, - es.-- Second Lieutenant Arintibald:Fenier to be first Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Dickens, promoted. in tin. aii Garrison Battalion.---George Wharrie, Gent to be Second Lieutenant, by . pureliase; vice Creathorne, who. retires. 24!1i iteeiment of Foot, Serjeant-Major- Hugh • Fleming, fr,• ;it; 3d Foot Guards, to be Adjutant, with the rank of Ensign, vice deceased. 26tn Dtttn, Captain,Enward Shearrnan to be Major, by pur 'chase' vice f qlor, Who retireS.l lieutenant Joseph Smith to be Captain of a Company, by purchase, vice Shear man. 34th Vivo, Ensign John Ainsworth, trom the Ist Royal Lancashire Militia, to be Ensign. 36th Ditto, Richard ,arses Bourchier, Gent. to. be Ensign by purchase, vice Milles.proMoted.. . • . s3d-Ditto, En-ign AleXander Knox to be - Lieuten:int, with out ourchase.--;Gew ge Tyrrell, Gent. to be Ensign; vice • Knox. Stith Ditto; Htaspital.Mate lames Hunter_to be Assistant ;':•e,ef.,n, vice Uvendon, who resigns. : 37th hirio, Cornet P. C. Paris, from the 14th Light Dra goons, to be EhziAn, by purchase, .vice. Murellison pro. 'noted. 59th Ditto, Lieutenant David Graham to be Captain of a Company, by purchase, vice N unns; who retires. both 'Ditto, Captain Charles Mackenzie, froM the 78th Foot, to be Captain of a Company without purchase, vice appointed to the Cape Regiinent..-Lieutenanr George Henry Zulke to be Captain of a Company, vice Farrar, deceased... john Singleton, Gent. to be Ensign by purchase, vice Law,•proutoted...- Assistant-Surgeon f ,eoh Morac.e, from the 61st Foot, to be Surgeon, vice Curninine appointed to the 18ta Foot. • ~ 63d - Ditto, 'Lieutenant-W. Smith to be Captainof a Coin . Orly, vice W. Smith, deceased.. 67tn Ditto,. Ensign lohe Greenwelltfi be Lieutenant by pur chase, vice Denny, 'promoted in the 3d Foot.-- William Richard Moorsout, Gent. to be Ensign withotiti , urchase, vice Hamilton, who resigns. 71st Ditto, Surgeon Bonnell Cory, from the 18th Foot, to be Surgeon, vice Quin deceased. '724 Ditto, Serjeant-Major Coventry to be Adjutant, with rank ot Ensign, - vice Renwick, promoted in the 83c1 Foot. 76th Ditto. Jiospital. Mate john Bunny to be Assistant-Sur geon, vice Tunes promoted. 82a Ditto, Ensigni John Mercer Wright to be Lieutenant, without purehak, vice Huxley promoted.--Ensign lames Hewson to be ditto, vice Fraser,' appointed to the . 9th Foot.--Alexamier Carroll, Gent. to be Ensign, e go, vita: Hess sun. tst Ditto, Lieutenant' l-locston Wallace, from the 14. th Light Dragoons, to be Captain of a, Company, by pur. chase, vice Brady who retires. Royal York Rangers, Ensign 1. A. Dennis to be Lieutenant, vice Winslow, deceased.---William Blakiston; Gent. to be Ensign, vice Dennis. sth West India Regiment, Thomas Henry,' Geot..to •I n, sign. without purchase, vice Caulfield, whose appoint. ment has not taken place. -sth Garrison Battalion, Lieutenant William Sankey, from the %Ist Foot, to. be Lieutenant, vice Waters, who ex changes. , 3d Royal Veteran Battalion, Serjeant john Willis, from the Royal Military College; to be Ensign, vice Stephenson, promoted. BREVET. Major Charles Morgan,, on hall.pay of the gth Foot, to be Lieutenant-College, to be Ensign, vice Stephenson, pro moted. HOSPITAL STAFF. To be Hospital-Mates for General Service, William Monat, Gent: Thomas Cash, Cent. Robert Berry, Genc. Thomas lames Mehary, Gent. holm Regan, Gent, 1-hnry Collis Carter, Gent. George Lt4felay, Gent.. BARRACKS. ..... Distria Barrack-master George Torriano to be an ASsis tant Inspedor • G.meral of Barracks. Samuel Walker, Gent, to be a Barrac,k-master in Great Bri. `tain. Henry Carrington, Gent. to be ditto, vice Shearnian, pro '. motet!. Bandtord Peacocke, Gent. to be a Barrack-master at Malta, vice Flowers, dcceascd. The King's German Legion. sd tight Dragoons, Lieutenant Ernest de Bicla to be Cap tain of a -Troop, with temporary vice Heise, de ceased: • Cornet Henry Bruggeman to he Adjutant, vice Biela, pro moted. - Regimental Quarter-master Henry Schaefer to be Cornet. Quarter-master William Hoppe to be Regimental Quarter master, vice Schaefer. 2(1 Light Battalion, Gentleman Cadet "Lewis Dein= to be En sign, vice Farmer, who retires. MEMOR A NDUM. The Promotion of Lieutenant Harding, from the. !Mt Light Dragoons, to be Captain in the 60th Regiment of Foot. as stated in the Gazette of the 4oth ultimo, has not taken place. The undermentioned Officers are superseded, being'absent - Ensign Chalmers, of the 4th Foot. Ensign C. %V. de Roe lion, of the both Foot. ERRAT um in the Gazette of the 24th June zBe9. • Bth Light Dragoons. for Cornet Beatty to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Wal ker promoteu, read Cornet Beatty to be Lieutenant, by purchase; vice Williams, promoted. Ordnance-o"re, yunuary. 12, aro. Co ps of Royal Engineers "To be First Lieutenant—Second Lieutenant Robert S. Piper v:ce. Watson, deceased. To be Captain—Second Captain George Henderson to be Captain, v►ce Graham, deceased. To bo. Second Captain— First Lieutenant George Graydon, vice Henderson, promoted. . . To he First Lieutenant —Second Lieutenant Robert G. rower, vice Graydon, promoted. To be Ptst LieutetUnt—Second tteuteiriait. deorgc Gipps, vice Rcss, resigaed. Commissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the. County - • - Palatine of Lancaster: To be "DeputY Lieutenants—Thomas Strickland - Standish, Esq. Witham . Xsheton, jun.. Eiq. Thomas Scarishrick, Esq. Royal Laficashire_Militia. ' ' rat Battalion. To be Ensign—fames Royds, jun. Gent. • 2d !ta talion. To be Captain—Robert EntWisle, Esq. 3d Battalion. To be Captains—John Vernon, Eaq. , lohn Stanton, Esq. LOcai Militia for. the said Comity.. Blackburn Lower Division Regiment. To be- Captain—Charles Whittaker,. Esq. Leyland and Ormskirk Regiment. To-,be Ensigns—john Ainsdale,, Gent.. Thomas Everard Cartwright, Gent. To be Quarter.-Master—Samuel Bagley, Gent. Manchester Ist Regiment. To: be Captain—John Bateman, Esq. Middleton ist Regiment. Tube Surgeon—James Ridgway, Gent. ' • Newton and Failsworth Regiment. To be Captain—Thomas Po(ter, Esq. - To be Ensigns—Lawrence Elton, Gent. Robert Alfred Higham, Gent. John Knowles, Gent. luhn Bridge, Gent. _ _ Trafford and Hulme Regiment. _ To be Lieutenan►-Colonel —Mark. Wau, L• sq, To be Captains--[out Barlow, Esq. totin Wroe, Esq. Thomas Barlow, Esq. losepit Spc-akinuu, Esq Lay land, Esq. Prescot Regiment. To be Lieutenants—William Cross, Gent. Richard Atars den, Gent. , To be Ensigns—Lawrence Cottam, Gent. Edivin Rouse, Gent. - Rank Stack, Navy 5 per Cot. 99; zoo Irish 5 per Cent. . 4 per ::exit. :>4l per Cent. Ry,l. 69 i 3 per Ct. Cons. 69* Long Ann. 13 9-16ths tONDON : Printed by RICHARD HARRIS, or No, 4, Mar:lett-cow:, bow-streer ; ai Published by wiL Li AM A R 1; R SCRIPPS, South Molton.street. (;:oFvenor.squart, AS the Stni-OFFIGu, No. 11:.1,, Shand; w Lure "Advertisements, Orders for the Paper Letters for . t.he editor, (post-paia), must Icit addresser!, Wigan Regiment. To be Lieutenatit—Stant4 Otrei Percival, Cent. Warrington Regiment. To be Surgeon—Albert Moss, Gent. Commission in the Royal i.hesnire Militia, signed by the Lord Lieutenant. To be Lieutenant —Lpvis tioodwin, sen. Gent. vice Fcll, resigned. Commissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the. County of Inverness.; Inverness-sbire, it;:giment of Militia To be Captain.- JiunesAlactioned, Esq. vice Carmichael, resigned: , To be Lzis►gn--GeorgaDUnb,zr, Cent. vice Macdunell, pm. moved. . • Invermss-shire Local Militia. ist Regiment. To be Lieutenant-Colonel—Duncan l'ATherson ' Esq. To be Major--Masterton' Robertson, Ebq. vice Gordon, 49. ceased. 4th Regiment: To be Lientimant-Cuionei::RAnald Macdonald, vice R. t Ivlicdonald, promoted. To be Lieutenams--Ensign Alexander Dingwall. Ensign Niel Ferguson, vice tiougald Mandonalii, resigned. To be Ensigns. form 'Campbell, vice aingwell, pro.: • tnoted. Alexander Chisholm, Gent. vice tergu4oar, pro: moted. Alexander Macdonald, Gent.- vice Dugald Mac uodaid, resigned. iexandei M'Eaclical, Gent. vice Do. nald resigned. BANKRt`PTCIES ENLARGED. lames Symons, formerly of liungerforci-street, Strand, Mid dlesex, baker, but Lite of Cluzapsith, l.oudon, from lan 9 to'23, at ten, at' ' _ _ Will►am KirkpatriCk, late 01-Mancl.e - ga, but now of Bro:,d street-hill, London, merchant, trout lan. 6to Feb. 24, at ten, at Guildhaii. Peter Coren, of Chancery-chambers, Quality-court, Chan cery,lane, Midolesex, inontfy-scrivener, from lan. 13 to March 3, at ten, BANKRUPTS. William Curtis, late of Bayswater, 'Middlesex, dealer to sur render fan. 16, 23, and Feb. 24, at ten, at c.,titldhall. Attorney, Mr. Bower, . , Henry York.. of Carey-Street Foster-lane, near Chespside, London, silk-dealer and warehouseman, lan. 23, at ten, •30, ateleven, and feb. 24, at one, at Guildhall. AtturnvY. Mr. dattye, Chancary•lane. • Peter Upsdell, of St. Martin in the' Fie.ds, Middlesex, builder, lan. i 6, 26, and Feb. 24; at twelve, at Guild hall. Attorney, Mr. Saunders, Charlotte-street, Rath. • hone-place. William Short and john Hopper, of Clapham, Surrey, carpenters and builders, Jan. 20, 27, and Feb. 24, at ele ven, at Guildhall, London. •Attorney, Mr. Wale, Black , man:street,'Southwark. Edward Ailing and James lames Cooper, late, of the Spa. road, Bermondsey, Surrey, merchants and inaitutacturers, Jan. 20, 27, and Feb. 24, at eleven, at Guildhall, Lon. , don. Atorney, • Mr ; Harman, Wine-office -court, Fleet. street. • DIVIDENDS. Feb. 3. Charles Robert Ellis, of Middle New-street, St. London, jeweller, at eleven, at Guild. • Fleet-street, • of the Shakspe3re Tavern, Co- Feb. 3. lames Cainp42ll. t -vent 7 Gardeu, Middlesex, Vlrstit,, dr *in At • London, - Feb. 3. Thomas Wigzel 1,01 lewry-street, Aldgate, London, wine -merchant, at twelve, at Guildhall. Feb. zo. John Deakin, or Manaester, manufacturer, at ten, at the Coach and Horses Inn, Mrtncliester. Feb. s, Peter Davies, of Manchester, liquor-merchant, 0 ten, at the Moseley Arms Inn; Manchester % - Feb. 19. Edmund Woodrotte, of \ ,l s oollastor.e, Gloucester. shirc, haberdasher, iron-,minutacturer, at ten, at the Beall ' fort Arms Inn, Chepstow. Jan. zo. Samuel Bishop, of Cheltenham, Gloucester, haber dasher, at eleven, at Guildhall, London. Feb. S. Richard Briggs, of Liverpool, merchant, at eleven, at the York Hotel, Liverpool. F e b. 9. William Drury the younger, of Falkingham, Lin colnshire, carperiter and joiner at eleven, at the Grey.. hound Inn, Falkingham, Feb. IL John Ellis, of Horbling, Lincolnshire, grocer and draper, at eleven, at the Greyhound Inn, lialkingham, Lincolnshire. Rh. 8. Isaac Brown, late of Maryport,Cumberland, brewer, at eleven, at the Crown and Mitre, Carlisle. Fob. to William Rose, of Earl's-court, Kensington, Mid dlesex, brewer, at ten, at Guildhall. Feb...s. John Armitage, no :v or late of Leeds, York shim, cloth-merchant, at eleven, at the Three Legs Inn, Leeds, Feb. t 2. George Hawker, of Stroud,Gloueestershire,clothier, at eleven, At. the King's Arms Inn, Stroud. Feb. 6. Thomas Gibbons, late or Deraend, Aston, War- . _ wickshire, grocer, at eleven, at the Swan Tavern, Bull street, Birmingham. Feb. S. lames Brown the younger, late of Steep, count+ of • Southampton, tellmonger.atid tanner, at two, at the Ship and Bell, Horndean. Feb. 17. lames Mills, of Wood within Saddleworth, York shire, dyer and clothier, at eleven, at the Star Inn, Man chester. Feb. 13. lames Brymer, of King-street, St. Ann. Soho, Middlesex, tailor, at one, at GuildliAl. Feb. 5. Pau!, Lister, late of Heptonstall, Halifax, William Lister, of Bingley, and John Longbottom, late of Siecton, Kildwick, Yorkshire, cotton-spinner, at four, at the Whit: Horse Inn, Otley, Yorkshire. CERTIFICATES. Feb. 3. folth Dowse, of Great St. tames-street, Bedford.. row, Middlesex, scrivener. )ohn Chapman, of thc*Pavement, Moorfield, London, shoo maker. )ohn Williams, formerly of Swansea, but now s of Catloxton, near Neath, G lainorganshire, ironmonger. PAr.TNERSHIPS DIS.SOLI/ED. W. and J. Keene, and J. Probert, South Audlcy.straet, tay lora. T. Stavert, C. Lake, and T. Stavert, Liverpool. J. Diplock and A. Welden, Great Hermitage-street, Wap ping, linen-drapers. 1. Every and J. George, Hannaway-street, breeches-ma kets. E. B. Manning and W. Jackson, King's Lynn, Norfolk, ‘N Inc-merchants, • A. kruse and J. Brettel, finion.:court, Broad-street, mere: - chants. S. Slack,.inct S. and F. Cartwright. I. Kiley, W. Ashworth, and J. Riley, tialifax, Yorkshire, cotton-Spinners. J. Townsfend, J. Pottier, J. Powell, •T. Williams , D. Smith,' and G. H. Townsend, Cane-court, Fleet-street. printers. W. and M. G. Feathetstonhaugh; Deptford, Durham, bot tle mannfaCturers. W. and F. Goodwin, King's : Lynn, Nbrfolk, architeas. T. Sutcliffe, W. urgatroyd, and J. Sodas, Halifax, Yorkshire,. cotton-spinners.. W. Holmes and S. Whitteron, Paternoster-row, booksel lers. I Wadham and H. Payne, Bristol, glaziers. W. Andrews, S. Hornbrook, and I. Cummins,. Tavistock, Devonshire ; rope-makers. S. Wright md R. Fawcett, Oldham, Lancashire, liquor merchants. P. I+ t. Jackson, G, john, and I. Perryman, chemists. T. Evan s , W. Strutt, and W. E. and W. Evans, Derby, bankers and merchants 1. Goodwin' and I. Lewis, Newtown, Montgomeryshire, flannel-merchants. j. Chaplin, W. Portal, and j. T. Griffiths, Cateaton-street, ironmongers. P. Cadman, I. Booth, and B. Metter, Sheffield, Yorkshire, scissor.smiths. j. Symms and C. Windsor, Salmon and Ball-court, Bun bill-row, blacking-manufaa urers. A. Wild, I . Andrew, and I. Hoivard, Middleton, Lama,- shire. A. Lowe and j. Anderson, Berkeley-street,' Clerkenwell, jewellers. I. Lord, I. Chapman, and J. Brown, Manchester, calen deters. S. 1-I,:ckney and I. Grieve, Dowgate-hill. W aril L. Briercliffe, Bolton.:Ie-Moors, Lancashire, but chers. W. Henley and R. B. Thomson, Milk-street, Cheapside, silk-manulaaurers. S. if lchads and 1. Yeomans, Nottingham, pawnbrokers. I. Murray and I ..Biteny, Manchester. Guesi and W. Wilson, Newg,ate-street, silversmiths. s. sainoter and T. Worster, Flect-street, umbrella-manu facturers .11A W. liettesworth, Cranbourh-Street, Leices . ter- heals, versmitns. Kedip, S. Hyde, and J. Bailey, London, liaen-dra peis. hitteis4; -and W. Jackson, seq. Liverpool, merchants. GEAMAN PAPERS. DRESDEN. DEC. 15.—Our King bps received e r iese,.ts fr3n) his Imperial Majesty at •osibang of soperb vases, atid some services of .•eyres porealin and tapestry. . Getiel,ll VALENCE, who commanded the troops of the Duchy of Warsaw in Spain, has received the Grand Cross of the Saxon Older of •STOCKHOLM, DEC. 2.—The t;eaty of peace con cluded with Dennwk on the Toth, will also ige" im . meatately ratified on our part. 'rue Prusgia'n Counsellor of Legation, Vorr TAR- R.% cu, and the Secretary of Legation, Count Vow 140TEND0FFIN, are ordered here: CONSTANTINOPLE, Nov, !Q.—The storms have been so violent this year in the Black Sea, that se veral Russian ships of war have been obliged to take shelter in Turkish ports there. It is said here, that the Russians had considerable. defeats under the wails of Silistria, and , have been forced entirely to abandon the right bank of the Danube. The Grand Vizier's head=quarters are • at . Kudschnck. Prince BAGRATION, Commander in Chief of 't.l4 Rassian,army, has his head-qUarters. in Aloldavia an 'Wallachia. A French Courier has brought the news here at the peace between Austria and France. WARSAW, DEC. 14.;--In New Gallicia a National Guard has been forded. The whole Polish niili:ary force, including the army, Which is from 60 to 70,000 men-strong, may be raised to 160,000, It is confirmed by private advices, that 4ussia ob.; tains the 400,090 souls stipulated in the, Austrian treaty in Old Gall.cia, and that part on the frontiers of Podolea which borders on the Buccowene on. the South.—The two circles of Parnopol and Zalesscy th, will be united with. Russia. BERLIN, DEC: 16. Thi s, day se'nnight the so lemn entry of tour beloved King will rake..place. The whole garriion turns out on the road of NV eis sendel9, and then returns with the guards that shall have joined it ;. meantime,' the citizens will mount guard. The King has waved all exclusive denion :orations. of joy i yet, notwithstanding this, a ge :l=l illumination will take place. Anti CA.—About 18 months ago a detachment set-out from the Cape, consisting of Capteein ' van, of the 33d, a Surgeon, and some Hottentot soldiers; but the object of- their mission was for a long time kept secret. These travellers, after meeting many of those accidents which usually re tard the progress of a dangerous and difficult enter prize, have been traced as far as Leelako, a very considerable village, which has been discovered . some years ago, and which is fully described in Mr. Bar row's Travels to Cochin-China. Since their de parture from that village, the . fate of the tnis4on was unknown, and its success was despaired of, when the news of its arrival in the vicinity of the Pollt.uguese.,' settlements, on the Mosambique Coast, arrived at the Cape. The Governor has received dis-. patches from this mission, which cannot fail to be agreeable to all whrnake an interest either in the fate or the persons attached to the mission, or to the pi o gress of 'the sciences and civilization in those parts of the world, hitherto supposed the most t arba rous. These travellers have not, in the course of their proceeding of more than a thousand leagues,.. discovered any real savages, exept the Dutch inhabi tants ofehe frontier provinces of the Colony. Every where else they were received with kindness; they have found wild camels and cameleopards, aid have, observed very singulai arrangements in the establish ments of the natives, their property, the furniture of their houses; and the system of slavery which exists . throughout the interior of Africa, and they will pro bably give the public, one day, the very curious de tails of their journey, in a country where no other European had ever penetrated: These travellers are now proco.:ding to Mosambique, where it is in tended to send a ship to bring them back to the Cape of Good Hope.—Captain Donovan, who command ed this expedition, is the son of a gentleman of Considerable fortune in the county of Wexford. He is ahem 25 years of age, is full six feet high, of a robust constitution, and is an excellent draftsman. A Lady of distinaion is, we understand threat ened with a prosecution, on a charge of poisonieg a witness, to prevent him from giving evidence in a case:: in which she felt an interest. OLD 13 eIILEY , J. N. 13. Itfargart Conners and Richard Conners r. , cf,3 agOts indielcdbn a itharge eracily similar to that nna, , ltimied in our tas.t,,tho'articles charged to hare been stolen havinm.been ,entrusted to the care of the prosecutrix, Miiry t 'Artdersop, by some of her citstornetS, who em ployed her to Mingle. Mr.. Justice CH A W.lk E asked the prosecutrix deur _had any to allege against Richard Conned: in addition to what she , had said on aformer trial. The . •pros - eCuirix -stated that one evening she Sail! . the prisoners standing together in-the street, and per ceived the man pr;slner .receive from the hand, of the woman prisoner a bundle which she. knew to contain the articles in the present indictment. When Richard . Conners saw the piosecutrix coming up, be ran away round - the corner of - the street, where they had.besn standing. She could not,- however, say that be was presetit when the ariicles- were stolen. Mr. Justice CitAMEißli said this was teat sufficient to conned the man prisoner with the felony. As to the woman she bad already been fogod .gniity on a siniilar charge ; there was therefore no occasion again to trouble the Jury with a detail of - the evi dence. The Jury accordingly acquitted both prisoners. The woman prisoner was again indieto ..,n a si milar ch:rrge under her maiden name of Ala; gin -4, Sailer, when► a similar-verdict was entered. JVrn. Mackie was ',Witted for steiln a lamp, va. lee 43. the property of Mr. - Hari ison, of the To viston Hotel, Covent-girdert i in the Mouth L IC July, MIL oriel acgoitted. •- Jl'. Shinn anti J, :_Brown were indicted • for bur. gloriously breaking and entering the dwelling house of 'Messrs. Gilbert and'Mobsley, in Chi,weli . street,. in. the parish of St. • Luke, on. the rnoriiing of the ,tst of the j.resent munth..—The Jury found Skinn Guilty, 'and Brown Not Guilty. CLERKEAWELL SESSIONS, JAN. 13. Ann Hurley and another woman were tried, and fou...d guilty of uttering counterfeit shillings and sixpences, and each was sentenced to one. year's imprisonment in the House of Correction, Cola Bath. Fields,-. and to find security to keep the peace for . *wo years. David Steadman was conviaed of uttering a coun terfeit cloll'ar, and sentenced to six months confine menit "James Cross was tried 'for receiving mutton fat,. .knowing it to bestolen. It appeared chat the sheep of several aeritlemen in the . neighhaitri*d of Wils den had been lately killed, andlheir. fat'taken The, prisoner, w.lio-had lived servant to farmers in that quarto - , was detected, in selling mutton 7 tallOvi under Suspicions circurn'stances; but he w•as aeqUit ted in consequence of a d'efe6t in the proceeding. SURREY SESSIONS, JAN. 13. ItAro!, llatltews was indiaedfor uttering . counL terteit, sixpence, having a counterfeit shilling also iu her posse4sinn at the sine time. • , The prisoner in her defence s . a;cl She. keceived 1114 bad money at'a shOp in 'the Borough; in change ttir half-aluinea. 'The Jury found her git;lty, and she was sentenced' to' tweLe tiOnths - imprisonment in Kingston gaol. • • Ann Texan was indicted flr a similar offence, and sentenced to a similar punishmentin the' pp. son, and to find sutettes,.at the end of that - period for her good behaviour for two years, herself in and two sureties in 51. each. EXTRAORDINARY LARGE HEREFORDSHIR E This remarkably fine animal, exhibited at the hist. Agricultural .Meeting for the above -comity, 'Was slauglvered, a few days since, by Mr. , R. Burrow * butcher, at Hereford, and attracted the notice of a number of amateurs. The. four quirters weighed 144 stone I °lbs. or 36 Stone ei.Lis. each, on the average; the hide stone bibs. and the fat 18st. 61bs. hen split, in the parting of tha, t „, r f zrs, the depth of fat •wag ; on the brisket 3tP inches; we catch of the rump, 7i inches; and the inside of the ribs was larded g inches in fat. From the rump to the neck measured 8 feet 3 inches ; the breadth across the hips w a s 3 feet ; and the.girth of the carcase was-8 feet G inches.--- It was bred by Mr. Hudson, of Hinn-; and fed by his Grace the Duke of Norfolk on grass and hay only. SHIP NEtn. CAAVESIIND, JANGARY Arrived—the Sira, Cryon, from the Brazils ; and the Christopher, Bandell, from Seville. BIRTHS. On. Friday last, in Somerset street, Portman-square, the Hon.. Mrs. G raves, of a Daughter. The same eay, at his house ut Upper Grosvenorstrect, the Lady of Andfew IVedciaburn, Esq. of a Son. • MARRIED. On Thursday last, at Charles, Plymouth, Captain Par. ward, of the Navy, to Miss Julia Pellew, youngest daugh-- ter of Vice-Admiial 'Sir Edward Pellew, Barr. On Saturday last, at St. Mary's, Stoke Newington . , Alex. ander Hugoniu Rivaz, Esq. of Stoke'Newingtoli, to Eliza. heat eldest-tiatriflitor of 'the late Martin iae Esq. twiny years I.lis - Majesty's. Sheri& in. the : Island oe Guernsey. •The same day, Mr. Snow,liu, of Upper Thames-street, to Miss Willtinson,' of Swithin's.lane. On the 13th inst. at St. George's, Ilanover-square, Mr. B. Elam, eldest son of Thomas Ehon, Esq or Sunbury, tax Elizabeth, second daughter of lohn Peacock, Esq. of Nevi Bond. street. DIED. On Saturday morning last, Mrs. Royde, wife of Mr. Royde, 78, NeWgate-street. Lately, in the West I tidies, Sir Ichr, Bernard, Bart. se cond son of late Sir Francis Bernard, (jovertior of Nlassaclio set's Bay. PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY. India Stock, India Bonds, Excheq tua I3ills, gs. 13s, pt. ()walnut, 3 pr. India '9l Cons. ion Opening, i , qtrainEit 59 THEATRE [ l O-MORRON Will be palm A lot Za Leo, ',her which will b HAR Or, T 1 Harlequin 1 Clot ' Sir Timothy Sir Marmad Colt Fairy of t . 4 11' TheoXes7s.the Second oeol'' at Hraryist2lllS),.ialsltSbse The new Pantomi %Red Well, will tti er. t tl n Thursday, TII Ou Saturday • , Exile. n Drais ew • , ' 44 l'llle Fre n .7 Km, !I ehearsal, alvi le t the Spa:ial Li Idia t d lot the pi . HEIR tilaks PAN Y of lii ' t .'. THIS PRP.. ,rut the Play of THE 061avi (Being hi, - Viro ltti ,Lope Flo; er which ( r9th t Or, THE C t! pi kJ] VCril INk The i , • PC ~hll:X eS s i s6 t s e r.s; :l o r n s i I lery -. Second ti e _ 2.. 1,,7 6ti. ki v q,,e revived Corm tveu by ,so 'overt ..kir s d. • ~ .. t u.ty t.x,.. 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